ALC-H40C is a delayed-solubility hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose rated 4,000 mPa·s at 2% in water and 20 °C (Brookfield LV), positioned for C1 tile adhesives and joint fillers. The C suffix marks a tile-adhesive grade: water retention and open time come first, with enough yield stress to hold a ribbed bed on a vertical face without slumping.
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- ALC-H40C
ALC-H100C is a delayed-solubility hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose rated 10,000 mPa·s at 2% in water and 20 °C (Brookfield LV). It sits in the middle of the tile-adhesive window: enough yield stress for C2 anti-sag and skim-coat body, still workable at C1 dosages, with the water retention that keeps a ribbed bed wet long enough to embed a tile.
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- ALC-H100C
ALC-H200 is a delayed-solubility hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose rated 20,000 mPa·s at 2% in water and 20 °C (Brookfield LV). It is the multi-purpose band of the series: enough body for wall putty, EIFS base coat and hand-applied render, without the water demand and shortness that come with the very high bands.
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- ALC-H200
ALC-H500C is a delayed-solubility hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose rated 50,000 mPa·s at 2% in water and 20 °C (Brookfield LV). It is the premium tile-adhesive band of the series: the yield stress that keeps a C2TE adhesive at a slip of 0.5 mm or better, and the water retention that machine-applied render needs at a dosage that still pumps and trowels.
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- ALC-H500C
ALC-H1000 is a delayed-solubility hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose rated 100,000 mPa·s at 2% in water and 20 °C (Brookfield LV). It is the high-viscosity band of the series: strong water retention and sag resistance at a low dosage, for wall putty and gypsum plaster that have to stay workable while a thick coat cures.
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- ALC-H1000
ALC-H1500 is a delayed-solubility hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose rated 150,000 mPa·s at 2% in water and 20 °C (Brookfield LV). It is the very-high-viscosity band of the series: water retention and sag resistance for high-build putty and plaster, where a thick coat has to hang on a vertical face while it cures, at a dosage that stays economical.
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- ALC-H1500
ALC-H2500 is a delayed-solubility hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose rated 250,000 mPa·s at 2% in water and 20 °C (Brookfield LV). It is the top of the published ALC-H bands: maximum water retention per gram, for machine-applied plaster that is sprayed thick onto a wall and has to stay there while it cures, at the lowest workable dosage.
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- ALC-H2500